The lovers of **ecotourism** have a new option to visit during their days off: the **Provincial Reserve Parque Luro**, in **La Pampa**. This natural reserve is the [perfect destination for those looking to enjoy nature](https://noticiasambientales.com/turismo/ecoturismo-se-busca-un-turismo-de-naturaleza-sostenible/), as it combines natural richness with history and offers a unique experience among trails, **native fauna**, and a historic castle that narrates the region’s past.
This place is located just 35 kilometers south of Santa Rosa, the capital of the province. This reserve **covers about 7,600 hectares of caldén forest** and houses a great variety of species. There, you can find **red deer, guanacos, foxes, and more than 160 bird species**, making it an ideal destination for those who love to observe fauna in its natural environment.
Furthermore, the park has an emblematic castle, known as El Castillo, which invites you to learn a bit about the region’s history. Therefore, it gathers all the ingredients for those who visit it in search of an experience that combines **ecotourism and Pampean culture**.
The reserve has five marked trails, perfect for leisurely walks and the [exploration of the various ecosystems](https://noticiasambientales.com/turismo/el-parque-nacional-el-impenetrable-se-posiciona-como-el-destino-para-el-ecoturismo-en-argentina/) of the place, such as lagoons, dunes, and forests. During the rutting season, which occurs in autumn, **the spectacle of the red deer** is an event that no one should miss, as their calls resonate throughout the park.
## **How to get to the natural reserve and when to visit it**
The Parque Luro is located on National Route 35, a paved road that ensures comfortable access throughout the year. **The reserve is open every day from 9:00 to 19:00**, and there are no restrictions on entry.
For those who wish to live the complete experience, it is recommended to plan the visit between the months of March and April, when **the red deer rutting** occurs, a natural event that fascinates both locals and tourists. This Pampean corner is ideal for a day trip from Santa Rosa or even for those **seeking an escape that combines nature with history**.
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